During CNN's Talk Asia program, Tsang was talking about his plans to consult the Hong Kong public on how to bring universal suffrage to the territory. He said he was anxious to address the democracy issue if he wins a second term in office later this month.
The show was then abruptly cut to make way for commercials, after which the screen blacked out momentarily.
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